The Chargers have added defensive tackle Myles Adams to their practice squad.
The team announced it via X on Wednesday.
Adams spent the entire 2026 season with the Lions. He re-signed with the Lions in late March after spending all of 2025 on the team's practice squad.
Although Adams re-signed with the club, he was released as part of the final roster cuts.
Adams will now get another chance with the Chargers. Los Angeles will be Adams' fourth organization.
The 28-year-old started his career with the Panthers. Adams signed with them as an undrafted free agent.
After Adams spent only months with the Panthers, the Seahawks signed him and placed him on their practice squad. He ended up in the Pacific Northwest until the 2024 season.
In four seasons in
Seattle, Adams recorded 30 tackles, two tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, one sack and one pass defended in 26 games with one start.
In late November 2024, the Lions signed him off the Seahawks' practice squad. Adams played four games in Detroit.
The Texas native attended Rice University and played all four college seasons in Houston.
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